Amanda Kammes brings proven Penn point-guard leadership and playmaking pedigree
Kammes is best known as a steady, pass-first guard who led Penn in assists in her season with 103 total assists and 4.1 per game, finishing second in the Ivy League. She was a two-year starter and part of Penn’s 2004 Ivy League championship team, so the fit profile is strong for a coach looking for experience, decision-making, and floor leadership rather than pure scoring. Her differentiator is control: she organized offense, made teammates better, and played with a winning-program background that often translates well beyond the box score.
